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the first 3-letter-codes were issued by ICAO in 1982 - two years after NA was merged with PA, neither National Airlines nor any other airline on this planet had a 3-letter-ICAO-code in 1980, please read Airline codes for further details |
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The name '''National Airlines''' has been used by several United States airlines including: |
The name '''National Airlines''' has been used by several United States airlines including: |
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*[[National Airlines (1934–1980)]] {{Airline codes|NA| |
*[[National Airlines (1934–1980)]] {{Airline codes|NA|NA|National}} |
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*[[National Airlines (1983)]] {{Airline codes| |OV (NAN)|Nation Air}} |
*[[National Airlines (1983)]] {{Airline codes| |OV (NAN)|Nation Air}} |
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*[[National Airlines (1999–2002)]] {{Airline codes|N7|ROK|Red Rock}} |
*[[National Airlines (1999–2002)]] {{Airline codes|N7|ROK|Red Rock}} |
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Revision as of 20:48, 23 August 2017
The name National Airlines has been used by several United States airlines including:
- National Airlines (1934–1980) (IATA: NA, ICAO: NA, call sign: National)
- National Airlines (1983) (ICAO: OV (NAN), call sign: Nation Air)
- National Airlines (1999–2002) (IATA: N7, ICAO: ROK, call sign: Red Rock)
- National Airlines (N8) (IATA: N8, ICAO: NCR, call sign: National Cargo) 2008–present